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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1887-09-02
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI,

STATE FATE OF MISSOURI, ,ss.
In the circuit court of Adair county, October
term, 1889.
Clara A. Bricker, plaintiff, VS., David
Bricker, defendant.
On this Aug 18th, 1887, comes the plaintiff
herein, by her attorney, before the undersign-
ed clerk of the circuit court of said county in
vacation and files her petition and affidavit, al
leging, among other things, that defendant,
David Bricker, is a nonresident of the state of
Missouri:
Whereupon it is ordered by the clerk in va
cation that said defendant be notified by pub
LEGATION, that plaintiff has commenced suit
against him in this court, the general object
and nature of which is to dissolve the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore contracted and now ex-
listing between the plaintiff and defendant and
for support and alimony on the grounds OF the
defendant committing adultery with persons
unknown to plaintiff and for cruel aud abusive
treatment so as to render plaintiffs condition
iutolerable and of converting plaintiff money
aud means to his own private use aud that I'M
less the said David Bricker be aud appear at
this court at the next term thereof, 10 be be-
gun and holden at the court house in the city
of Kirksville in said county, on the second
Monday of October, 1857 next, and on or before
the sixth day of said term, answer or plead to
the petition in said cause, the same will be
taken as confessed, and judgment will be rem
dered accordingly. And it is further ordered,
that a copy hereof be published according to
law, in the Weekly Graphic, newspaper pub
lished in the city of Kirksville, county aud
state aforesaid.
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PERSONALS

Miss CoRDIE PETIT, of Edna
is visiting Mrs. B. F. Henry.
J. w. SHELLEY, of Shibley's
Point was in town Saturday.
w. G. FILLMORE and wife Of
Wilson were in town Wednesday
Mrs. Lucy L1NDER, of Willard,
is visiting relatives in Kirksville.
Miss NETTIE SMITH returned
from Moberly Friday evening.
Miss Georgia Funk left Monday
morning to take charge of her
school at Easton, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. FAY Morrow, of
Kansas City, are visiting relatives
in Kirksville.
Mrs. EMMA HOLLAND, of New
Florence, Mo-, is visiting the
family of Rev. s. K. Fowler.
A. TOWNSEND has our thanks for
a lot of the finest apples we have
seen this year.
JUDGE A. NJ. GREGG of Prairie
Bird made us a pleasant business
call yesterday.
Miss LEILA MONTGOMERY return
ed from Bloomfield. To-. Monday
morning.
w. E. Hassett, of Macon, was in
town Monday on business connect
ed with school books.
Mrs. W. A. DoDsoN, of st. Louis
is visiting relatives In Kirksville
this week.
Mr.. E. 7. MARTIN Of Adair was
in town yesterday, and made this
office substantial call.
DIR. A. P.DAvIs of Dallas, Tex,
is visiting his brother, Hon. j. W.
Davis of this city.
J. W. Eitel and Miss Carrie
Niece, of Pure Air, Mo-, were call
ers at the GRAPHIC office Monday.
Edward Howard, of Prairie
Bird, moved to Kirksville last
week.
Miss FLORA NoRTHRUP spent
Saturday and Sunday in LaPlata,
visiting Miss Lizzie McPherrin.
A. INMAN and Burt PARCELS, of
Shibley's Point were in town
Tuesday attending the camp fire.
Mrs. J. G. Hughes, of San Jose.
CAL, IS visiting Miss Lizzie Rich
ely of this city.
Ed. James Sharp, of Mississip-
pi, closed a series of very inter,
esting meetings at Sublette, Tues
day evening.
Mr.. FRANK GIBBS, of Gibbs sta
ton, and George Myrick, rail-
road man, made this office a call
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. PARCELS, OF
Jacksonville, No, were visiting
relatives in Kirksville from Satur-
day to Wednesday morning.
| { Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. JONES, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Darnell and Mrs.
Lester, were callers at the Graphic
Office Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. A. G.. KLINGMAN, of Lin
derville, and Mrs. Emma Meeks
of Willard were in Kirksville
Wednesday.
Miss NJ. NJ. LIvEzEY, of Keokuk,
head trimmer for the Millinery
establishment of c. W. Fowl er
arrived Thursday morning.
Mrs. H. K. Meyers, who hal
been visiting relatives in this cit,
for several weeks returned home
Agency, Mo, Monday morning.
James Crow,wife and daughters
Misses Ella and Mamie, were call
ers at the GRAPHIC Office Tuesda,
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. FL. Drake, o.
Milton, To-, are visiting Mrs
brakes parents, Rev. and Mrs
Jesse Wilson.
Mrs. Z. J. EspY and daughter
Miss Blanche, returned from Cen
ter Junction Iowa, Wednesda
evening of last week.
Mr. SAMUEL RUSSELL, who ha
been at his sheep farm at Yves
Grove, Iowa, re turned to Kinks
vile last Thursday.
Mr.. c. Fl. Knapp, wife ant
daughters, Misses Daney an
. Nellie of Sidney, To-, are visitin
relatives in the vicinity of Kinks
vile.
| Mrs. CHARLEY LEE and daugh
er, Miss Carrie, who have bee
: visiting relatives in Monroe coul
ty for the past six weeks, returne
!, last Thursday afternoon.
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Money Saved is Money Twice Earned

The lowest rates of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
w. ii. Clark Kirksville.
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State of Missouri
County of Adair. SIS.

l, j. B. Dodson clerk of the circuit court
of Adair county aforesaid, hereby certify
that the above is true copy OF the origi-
nal order of publication, in the cause there
in named, as same appears in my office.
Witness my hand IS clerk, and the seal OF
said court. Done at my office in Kirksyille
this Eth day of August, 1887.
j. B. DoDsoN, Clerk.
fSEtJl
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A $4,000 Loan for Building
purposes was procured July LIST,
1887. and $4,000 of the Bonds
sold for S20,414. $4,000 of the
Bonds were not sold.
The total levy for the School
year was 40cts. on the 500.
Attest:
J. G. CARoTHERs, Sec'ty.
E. NJ. HARRINGTON, Pres.
July, 18th, 1887.
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THE LITTLE GIANT e esi.ssi. .d s',,ss:s
sid cent stamp for sample copy Address,
THE LITTLE GIANT. II N. 9Th St, ST. Louis. No.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3R0
THATCHER
For Insurance and Farm l. his
Financial Statement.

The following is correct ex-
hibit of the receipts and expendi-
lures of the Kirksville School
District for the year ending July,
18th, 1887, as required by law to
be made out and published to-wit:
Cash on hand July, 18th, 1886. S 5s4.49.
Received from District tax, 3193. Sc.
:. :. Public funds. = 174.32,
Rents, Etc, 1OS5.
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Order of Publication in Vacation

In the Circuit Court of Adair county, Mis-
souri,, October term, 1857.
The state of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use of Myron F. Strock, collector of the
Revenue for the county of Adair, State of Mis-
souri,, plaintiE, against Santa Groscup defen-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-08

Iha S,us 90. IN. Day ""iu'"diY FHrn-
grapi,sd Ior Nasty E,-sdsr-.
BASE BALL this afternoon.

Ina S,uS %. ,rs Day "niu'"diY Fnrn-
gr,phed ior Nasty Nrader,.
BASE BALL this afternoon.
DECIDEDLY cool. last evening.
THESt. Mphousus Society will picnic at
the Park Tuesday.
THERE will he about twenty cases he-
fore Ills Honor this morning.
The Committee on Trades Display Is
called to mcVt this evening.
Wheeling natural gas stock was quoted
at 80 at Pittsburgh, Saturday.
THE marks at the landing last evening
indicated , feet inches and falling.
WHEELING capital aud Wheeling energy
is still leaving the city. Can this dram
on our vital energies he checked:
A LARGE excursion party, numbering
twenty-five couples. will ~ mp to the Sis
tvrs Friday evening in Sadler's sklils.
TuE demand iUr the SUNDAY REGISTER,
Yesterday, WAS almost unprecedented
4 large extra edition was sold out early.
THE annual election oI officers Of the
Knights of 81. George took place yestcr
day. .hgre heing a very large turnout oI
members The officers chosen weEs rs fol,
lows: President, T. 5. Riley; Vice Presi-
dent, W. f. Wier, Secretary, :. Alexander
Assistant Secretary c. r. Miller; Trcasur.
,r, j. !. Sheeky; Captain, 4. G. Hadlich;
First Lieutenant, Adam Blum; Second
Lieutenant, Frank Rci~tcr; Third Lieuten-
ant. Z. K. Black. Sergeant, Jos. N0ltr;
First Ensign, J. Desmond; Second Ensign,
GrO. Guthart.
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THE SUNDAY REGISTER
4 summary OF the News of Oar Local
Page.


Rage.
The continued success Of Rev. sam
Small aud Mr. Excel at Mouad-ylIlc. \
very large attendance II the cIuIpsrounda,
and deer, ntcIcst manifested
4 summary OF the social happenings OF
the past week, including mention Of =
delightful party given by Consul j. NJ.
Birch, At Nagasak' Japan.
Wheeling again downcd 10y Columbus
after a haId.tought contest. kimh,r and
Sullivan hcing sick, and Damn over"oTk-
I'd. the management put Rrlv'rS, a
local amateur in the bon, he dong good
work. \ banquet rendered the club
Saturday night.
\ Letter received at Reunion head
quarters from Gov. T.. W. Wilson, in
which he acknowledges the receipt OF AN
invitation TO attend the affair, and prom
iscs TO b. present.
The run.ur that Wheeling manufacturers
had cOncOctcd u scheme to lease Western
nail factories and close them down denied
by those interested in the purchase ri the
hammond mill.
The Observation-Disclosures boat race de-
cidedly lacking in interest. The Wheel
ing man has 10 difficulty in winning IN
the poor time Of - minutes.
Rumored collapse of the Standard Iron
and Steel Company, at Middlrport, Ohio.
Van T.. Baker the convicted murderer,
brought down to this city aud lodged in
Jail.
4 scissor grinder named Gottleib
Schmidt found dead on the riycr band near
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that was left OF q drowned Union soldier.
STATE NOTES.

lidt WIS lCiI VI e. NlA'"A''i Nt'''''
STATE NOTES.
Richard Jones broke jail at Fairmont u
few days ago.
There are 800 guests at Greenbrler
White Sulphur Springs.
John Mcdonald, of Grafton, was rob
bed OF $40 few days ago.
The land donated by BUchannon for the
new seminary measures 81! acres.
Tramps went through sleeper at
Grafton recently and took several vaIises
1t is reported that Hun. Maxwell, who
is well-knOwu in Marion county, is now in
Jail in Uniontown, Pa. charged with muir
der.
The Mercer county court offers to pay
80 cents for every grown catamount killed
and - cents for every young one. The
woods ont that way are said to he full OF
them.
The Montana Coal and Coke Company
of Marion county, has bcca adding by re-
cent purchases to its coal territory, and
now has a field OF about 1000 acres IN
extent.
Cross ties are hoiug distributed along Ten
miles of the Black Bottle railroad, and the
rails Tor the road will he ON hand on the
10Th. BallaSting is also being put on the
rOadbed.
W. c. Staats's dwelling house, on Skull
Run, Jackson county, with almost It's en-
tire contents, was burned Slturdayinlght
Mr.. Stats lost his house and household
goods on MUSES. Bottom, i'll a like manner,
ten years ago.
The first shipment OF coke from the Gas
ton mines was made last Monday. Two
car loads daily have since been going To
Western consumers. The coke Is appar-
emily Of good quality, and practical tests
will no dOubtProye IT a iirSt-class article.
A little son of Mr.. John ID. Bupkhardt,
Sr., of Martipsburg, was playing IN a barn,
where the men were unloading hay. In
some way, the little fellow caught hold ol
the rope attached to the hay iurE. Before
assistance could reach him, his hands were
drawn to the fork and lacerated fright
fully.
f. X. Davenport, Of Charleston, has re-
ceived the contract from the Council at
Pon.rr0y, OHIO, 10 construct water works
at that place. The works will be similar
to the one used IN Charleston. lie has
al-o received the contract for building q
street railway Syracuse To Middlep"rt, o.,
distance of ten miles.
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Desirable Property for Sale.

will sell at reasonable figures n few
desirable cottages aud number Of high,
dry, well shaded lots, commanding charm
ing views nj Mountain Lake Park and
Loeb Lynn, Md, 81 the top of the Allie
gheny mountains. 4 case of suustroke,
cholera iniantUm, malaria or hay fever
has never hrcn known to originate on
these mountains, and is relieved immedi-
ately when brought there. These places
are rapidly becoming noted summer re-
sorts.
Address me at Wheeling, W Va, or 1t
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Mao J. c. AIpFE~uS.
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RAKER IN JAIL.
The Convicted Murderer Receivers His
Lost Spirits.

The Convicted Murderer Receivers His
Lost spirits.
Van Il. Baker, the murderer, passed yes
trrday quietly in his cell, except during
the hour allotted for religious worship,
when he WAS allowed the freedom Of the
corridor. lie seemed to be in very much
better spirits than ON saturday, having
GOTTEN over the first shock of the verdict
aud being also affected, no doubt, by m
additional sense Of security. During the
dag he iutimated his satisfaction at leay-
iug the Hancock county Jail, stating rs
o reason that the quarters assigned him
there were much too small for comfort.
During the religious exercises, conducted
by Miss Winters and Mr.. Mccain, Baker
showed e deep interest. and made an "s-
pccjll request that one OF his iavoTitc
HYMNS be sung
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August Evansville at Wheeling; san
duskyat Akron; Kalamazoo at Mansfield
Columbus at Canton.
August ., Iluesyillc ut Wheeling San
duskyat Akron; kalamazooat MansiieIdi
Columbus at Canton.
August lU-LaucSyille at Wheeling; San
dusliyat Akron; KalamazOoat Mansfield;
Columbus at Canton.
August ll-Wheeling at GAINESVILLE; Ak
ron at Sauiusky; Mansfield at kalama-
700: Canton NJ Columbus.
August l2-Whccling ut IlneSvillei Ak
ron at Sandusky; Mansfield ut kalama-
100: Canton at Columbus.
August Wheeling ut Xlnesvillc; Ak
ron at Sanduskv; Mansfield ~ kalama-
700; Canton at Columbus.
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"My Only Family Mrdicine, "

81 have been user Of Simmons Live,
Regulator for many years. having made i
my own Family Medicine 1t Is pure
good and reliable medicine. Nv mothe
before mc was very partial To- it,
Il find the Regulator Very safe. Harmless,
snd reliable Is a Family Medicine, ant
have u,td ii Tor any disorder of the sys
TEN and found it to net like charm.
believe II it was used in time il woult
prove a great preventive of sickness.
have often recommended it to my friend,
and shall continue 10 do 81.
REV. JAS. NJ. ROLLINS,
Pastor VI. f. Church, South. Fairfield. Va
"ToJ. II. Xeilin X Co, Philadelphia"
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ON tlrIn Grade Agnin.
.cril Tborom 'oitc Register.

Susrial Tborom 'r The REGISTER
CuLumus O., August Three thou
sand people were in attendance at Recrea-
ton Park today to witness Columbus de
feat Kalamazoo in one Of the best games
PLAYED here this season. The game was
replete with good plays, and was Won 10y
Columbus with the stick, although 1t was
a hard tus-le 10 bat the champions AMI
Umpire Mckinney also. The umpirinG OF
McKiuury, the newly-appointed umpire
WIS the IankeSt ever seen ON these grounds
aud the crowd at times became 80 indlg-
nunt that it seemed almost impossible to
keep them from rushing on the field III
mass. The features of the game were the
magnificent work of Ercck, Columbus. ne"
first basemau, BchuH's second base play
and Goodfellow's batting. The latter
saved the game in the seventh inning by
the finest line drive ever made on the
grounds to deep left centre for home run,
bringing i'm Hutchinson and Kingsley
ahead OF him, scoring what proved To he
the winning runs. The scene at tlls
iuncture Leggers description, the crowd
fairly went Wild iuteTuptmg the game
for some five minutes. Columbus has now
undoubtedly great nine, and the leaders
may surely look out for their luurcls, that
they do not slip from their grasp and the
Capitol city vet fly the pennaut, which
fact base ball lovers here all conldentially
eypect The score
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NOTES
Kimber will pitch in to-day's game.

Kimber will pitch in to-day game.
Mansfield has rendered Kalamazoo .
grand benefit game, tickets to which will
Ice 81
Pitcher Charles Dilwortb, Of Belfast,
Me. was sigued by the Oshkosh, Wis,
ball club and was sent 500 advance
money. lie was sandbagged and robbed
at Boston and j. now insane at Mmncap-
oils.
The poor showing made by iii" Pitts
burg club mas been Il great disappointment
to the patrons OF the game in that city.
At this time last year Allegheny stock
was way above par The team was play
iug great game in the Association, and
was winning right along. At present they
are wedgcd Solidly into the seventh place
in the League ranks, and the indications
for their getting out of the rut are not
very encouraging.
A more exciting pennant race than that
OF the League was never known i'll the his
tory of the national game. Chicago, BOs-
tuu aud New York are all punched to-
gcther, with the Michigan team IN the
! lead, position which ii has maintained
since the start At u" time during the
season has the race been 50 exciting as
now. Chicago, by most wonderful squirt,
has pulled up almost abreast Of Detroit,
and is giving the latter a hard struggle.
! Boston has lost some ground during the
past two week., while the New Works are
| speeding along with only M occasional
break Philadelphia is playing remark.
able game when the fact Is taken into con
sideratiOn that it has only two pitchers, a
broken iuiield, aud Is minus the services OF
| a valuable captain, who is IN.
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Commencing Sunday, June 9Th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tee, the =. q q. will sell excursion tickets
and return nj the low rate OF II ~. and to
Washington, Pa, aud return al $l.rn.
Trains leave at , and S.l0a. M, returning
at and ll:lG p. a..
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ANOTHER VICTORY.
Columbus Recovering Lost Ground Zanes-
vile 10 Play To-Day.

vile To Play To-Day.
The GAINESVILLE club will arrive in Tie
city this morning, and viii play bah ut
the Island Park to-day. Two new men
have been engaged by the Wheeling man
agcmeut one Of these, Myers, @! Reading,
is looked for to-day, and Shet1linc, late OF
the Athletics and Baltimores, will come
on tomorrow. The first named will play
at short, and the last named third base.
Both are Al men, and will materially
strengthen the nine There will be no
further releases at present, notwithstaud-
ing these additions.
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The Standing otthe Clubs.

The tables printed by the various League
papers show = pleasing variety, as no two
OF them agree as 70 the number OF games
lost aud Won 10y the teams, the discrepancy
in some instance, reaching half dozen
games The REGISTER 5 table ~ based on
kilograms from President Noegcle, and vii!
do Ia tie to.
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nIn.nO ENcnr.Inn 10 {

city aud sea Isle city, by the r"nnsyIvn
MIA Line, AuEu't iIth.
Thursday, August llth, the =, c. * 81
l.. Rs, will sell excursion tickets Ia above
named points at the rate nf SO o. Tick.
cts good on all regular trains leaving Wheel
nv OH August llth, and will he houortd
on ell regular trains from Philadelphia Ia
the Sea Shore, Friday, August i2th. Tick
cts good returningtcn days, including date
OF sale. For tickets and further particu'
lars apply to J. G. TomlimS"n, agent,
Wheeling W. Va.
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TayIorstowu Wells Doing Good Work.

The latest advires show that the Tay-
lorstown field is gradually growing in i'm
poumce. The Noble well No. produced
Ill barrels the first tweuty-four hours
after PASSING through the sand and not
including three flows. The last twelve
hours, while not being artatcd, it
produced to- barrels The Blauey
well No. 3 made only one small how
while drilling through the sand. The Hold
gems welt is expected in on Tuesday or
Wednesday Of this week Central, on the
Martin farm, Washington. is drilling sew
entecu to twenty feet in the Can't sand. It
l. full of oil and made few flows. The
and is reported hard and gray One, and
possibly two, wells will be ia close to the
McKe0n guShcr late this week. The total
production Of the Taylor>town field is given
rs pa barrels a day.
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THE Opera House Orchestra viii play
fine programme OF concert music al the
Park to-day aui evening I'm honor of the
celebration o. the 81. Alphousus S0cIetys
anniversary
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THE St Alphousus Society will cclc-
brltr thejg sixteenth anniversary ~ Wheel
.ug pJ.k to-cS. Az ;hsir friends are in
y,tyd To attcud and arc assured ot an en-
Ioyable time.
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Earned runs, Columbus 6, Kalamazoo :;
base hit-, Columbus 10, Kalamazoo Il,
errors, Columbus /. kalamazoo .; home
run, Goodrrllow; two base hit, West;
struck out, 10y Sommers /, by Watson ,;
base on balls, of Sommcrs I, oil Watson
/ left on ha>ys, Columbus Is, Kalamazoo
:; passed balls, Pike /, Dillon |, hit bg
pitcher SommcIs /; invalid deliveries
Sommers | tine Of game, hour and 10
minutes; umpire, Mckinney,
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4 BIG DAY


Thousands Of People Foe. " H'ar ;na Rev, san
Saa.. P-aa.a-Tle Services 0' @o Day
alt Synopsis ID. ,ae Sermons.
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WITH teeth allataued and loose, Thought
That nothing could d" hcggcd or bought
10 care them, and / cried in pain,
80. would thai they were good again.
Al last lrj songs Of praise 90 FOUND,
4 cure i'm SOIOnONT ! found,
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l111rcling Reoistrr
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.

Ne have now Ca cNhibt the largest
Inc. oi Spriu= aud summer NoolcnS
ever piarcd aur inspection ia our city,
which Wit br made up hr~t-riaSS nj
reasonable prices.
Rgihri~=au q nd"rW ear, iu all sizes,
AT So 90 q suit and upwards.
e. HESS - SONS,
1921 Market Street.
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Yesterday wgs the liz day on the
Nouudsyille camp grounds and thousands
of people from the country round about
locLed to tbe grounds early in the morn
iug to hear the Rev. sam Small preach, and
spend the duy ut this pleasant place. They
went on trains. in wagons aud on foot, and
the crowd. while not rs large rs last
wear. was immense and filled
the Grounds almost 10 overlooking, there
hsipr al least ten TO twelve thousand pee.
pla present during the day. Ample oc.
comm ,datlons had been provided and II"
one WAS aIlow,,t 10 20 hungry % they de
sired 10 be Ted The hotel MS kept pretty
busy. but tine old hotel being opened up
relieved il 10 great extent.
An the services Nerc very interesting
and wrr. we'll attended. At o.clucE the
l-u4l experience meeting wIE held, being
conducted bv Rcy. Spencer King. II w,S
&, most enjoyable meeting and resulted IN
much good. Rev. Small talked about nj
teen minutes In au eloquent manner anu
others gave short experiences. Al the con
clu~iou ut the service some umc was spent
ina Misunderstanding and shouting, and the &C
c.plou was a glorious one.
The interval between this aud the regu-
I lar uaruiug service w,ls occupied hy Slug-
ru.. under the direction Of Prot. Excel,
sryra being one hundred voices IN the
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ALL THAT WAS LEFT

While number Of young men were en-
gagged on Saturday last in dredging in the
canal at Harpcr's Ferry for an old anchor,
they tished up blue army coat, to which
still chung the ribs and several other bones
of human being. This probably, was all